At the 2026 Canton Fair, Airwheel is presenting its electric smart suitcase as a practical product for business trips, airport transfers, hotel stays, and short city journeys. The display is centered on the idea of a suitcase that does more than carry luggage. It can be ridden, pulled by hand, and recharged with a battery capacity of 73.26Wh, which takes around 2 hours to charge. The featured model, SE3MiniT, has a weight of about 6.8kg, a 26L volume, and a maximum speed of 8km/h, with a range of 8 to 10 kilometers depending on the rider and surface.
Visitors can check the second session from October 23 to October 27 at Booth 20.2F19-20, and the third session from October 31 to November 4 at Booth 18.1K04 or 20.2J37-38 or 20.2K11-12. The booth is not just for product photos. It is a chance to understand how a suitcase can help people move through large venues without constantly carrying it. Airwheel’s setup lets buyers, distributors, and travel-focused visitors ask about materials, structure, charging, and daily use.
The most useful feature is the dual travel mode. The suitcase can be ridden when the user needs to cover a distance quickly, and it can be pulled by hand when the situation calls for normal luggage use. This makes it suitable for places where distances are longer than they look, such as convention centers, campuses, stations, and large shopping areas. The rider can also use the handle to steer, which keeps the experience direct and easy to learn.
The app can be used to control forward and backward movement, giving a cleaner option when the user wants the speed response to be managed electronically. At the same time, the SE3MiniT can be used independently without an app. It is a basic function that does not require activation, so the user only needs to install the battery and it is ready to ride. This flexibility is valuable for busy travelers who may not want to open a phone first.
With a 73.26Wh battery, the suitcase is built for short, frequent trips rather than long expeditions. Its range of 8 to 10 kilometers is helpful when moving between gates, platforms, or buildings, while a charging time of around 2 hours supports a simple routine of topping up during a break, a hotel stop, or a meeting interval. The 6.8kg weight and 26L capacity keep it compact enough for a carry-friendly profile, while still offering room for essentials.
This suitcase suits people who already carry a bag through airports, trade centers, train platforms, office campuses, and hotel corridors. The 8km/h top speed of SE3MiniT is not about racing; it is about covering the last stretch with less effort. The 26L volume is best for essentials, work devices, documents, and personal items during a short trip, while the 6.8kg body keeps the form manageable enough to move between transport hubs. For exhibition audiences, the key question is not “How fast is it?” but “Does it make the day easier?” and that is where Airwheel’s design becomes useful.
Airwheel also includes Apple’s Find My, which can help a user locate a lost suitcase. For travelers who often move through shared spaces, this adds an easy digital layer of reassurance. It is not about complicated tracking menus; it is about using a familiar network to check the last known place of the bag when it is misplaced. In a real travel day, that small safety feature can reduce the anxiety of leaving luggage behind in a lounge or station area.
The 2026 Canton Fair attracts buyers looking for products that solve visible daily problems. Airwheel’s SE3MiniT speaks to a clear need: reducing the fatigue of carrying luggage in big spaces. It is not positioned as a toy or a single-use gadget. It is a travel companion with a practical riding mode, a pull mode, app-assisted speed control, standalone operation, and a compact form that still fits into airport, hotel, and meeting schedules.
If you are planning to visit the Canton Fair and want to see a suitcase built for movement, convenience, and everyday use, Airwheel’s SE3MiniT is worth checking at the booth. The presentation makes one simple promise clear: ride when you need to move faster, pull when you need to walk normally, charge in about 2 hours, and keep your essentials close with a 26L space that supports short trips.